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One of the guide wheel assembly has broken, where do i get a replacement.
 
good luck

I think these are very old now so would be a case of googling until your drained and giving in to buying a new enclosure or living with it
 
good luck

I think these are very old now so would be a case of googling until your drained and giving in to buying a new enclosure or living with it

Thanks Tom, but the shower was only installed new last year.
 
It is the name on the enclosure, but got sorted, I contacted the company "Tubs and Tiles" in the South of Ireland who are the suppliers and they are sending me one free gratis.
 
If it was me and it had failed so early I would ask them to include a second one and pay for it if necessary. Mind you I can be a pessimist. ;)
 
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